Dr. Donna Kalauokalani
Dr. Donna Kalauokalani received her medical degree from the University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School of Medicine. She completed post-graduate training in Internal Medicine and Anesthesiology at Washington University in St. Louis, and additional training in Pain Management, Preventive Medicine, Public Health, and Health Services Research at the University of Washington in Seattle where she completed a prestigious fellowship in the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar’s program and obtained her master’s degree in Public Health. She co-founded the Disparities in Pain section of the American Pain Society. She advocates for equal access to treatment and educates practitioners and policy makers about optimal pain treatment in various settings. She currently practices Pain Management in Folsom, California and serves as President of the Board for the American Chronic Pain Association. The mission of the ACPA is to facilitate peer support and education for those with chronic pain
